Like It Never Was

Jolene is a high school senior, and at the end of the year she decides to play a prank on her “frenemy”. Jolene never thought that Elizabeth would become so badly hurt, that she would wear the scars of that dark road for the rest of her life. Jolene never confessed and was never suspected of what she had done, as she creeped away from the horrific scene that night.

Now that Jolene is thirty, she still hears her guilt from that night internally. She decides to move to Berkley, California for a new job to become a personal Assistant to a professor. She particularly loving her improve class, until the instructor introduces a new person to the class. Jolene knows those scars immediately, it is Elizabeth.

As the classmates rekindle their friendship for years ago, Jolene starts to think that Elizabeth may know more then she thought about that night.

This one was a wild ride to say the least. I love the dark twisty turns we took and the way that the ending made me want more. The only thing that made it a tad bit hard for me to read was the “teen like” words that she was using for the adult Jolene. “samesies and indeedy”. I couldn’t take Jolene serious when she did that. Other than that… GOLD!! This is my first book by Faith Gardner, but I would love to read more. I would diffidently add this to your TBR.

Absolutely loved this book. Twists and turns I never saw coming. I wish there was an epilogue to find out what happens to Jolene!